… Weather Cloudy and Warmer ri S y Jr 1r Cigan Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ti3ai1gj Editorial Adjustmest Of Labor Disputes . VOL. LI. No. 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Varsity Trackmen Nazis Raid By Daylight; U.S. Officer Is Injured Ford Offers To Turn Out To Compete oday In Mli rose Games Maj or Robert Williams May Lose Sight Of Eye As Result Of Flying Bomb Fragment Defen...…
… weather Colder and Snow Tomorrow LL Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication :4aita Editoia victory- For Labor ,. VOL. Ll. No. 94 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1941 Z-3p3 PRICE FIVE CENTS Odds Against U. S. Safety If England Falls, Knox Warns Navy Secretary Pleads For More Speed In Aid To Britain, Sees Nazi Threat WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-(A)-Pleading for speed in aid to England, Secretary Knox said today he was "positive" there w...…
…Weather Partly cloudy with occasional snow flurries; colder tomorrow. Jr t E azt33 Editorial Flood Control .. I_ VOL. L. No. 93 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY FEB. 13, 1940 PRICE FIVE CEN Hoosiers Smash Varsity, 57To 30; Tied With p urdue Doherty Makes Debut With 3-Way Meet Here Varsity And Thinclads Are Expected To Ypsilanti Normal Teams As Season Gets Under Way Dominate State 1940 Track Today Deadlock For Five Minute Broken...…
…" Weather Continued cold. Snow flurriel In the afternoon, Y aan juattA& Editorial An Understanding Of Religious Beliefs .. . VOL. L. No. 94 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Dohertymen Show Power In Winning Triangular Conte st Kelly Wins Three Events As Canham Shatters Field House Record Team Is The First Coached By Doherty By HERM EPSTEIN Four meet records and one Field House mark fell by the waysid...…
…WeBather Fair and warmer today, raini or snow tomorrow. Y G 41it i au 4)att Editorial More Effect For The Senate. VOL. L. No. 95 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 15, 1940 e PRICE FIVE CENTS New Program Eve Curie Will Discuss Work Of Her Famous Parents Tonight For Expansion Of U.S. Fleet Is Sanctioned House Naval Committe Votes $650,000,000 Appropriation Increase Proposal Conflicts With Day Old Cut WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-(P) - C...…
…I 4 Wyeather Cloudy, possibly snow; rising temperature tomorrow. Y k iga I it Editorial Consider Cost Of Your Irresponsibilities . VOL. L. No. 96 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 16, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Crisler Lauds Intercollegiate Sports; Denies Overemphasis Admits Athletics Are No Perfect, But Supports GeneralCollege Setup Faults 'In Minority,' Football Coaeh Says Intercollegiate football received a sound thump on the back...…
…Weather Light rai r snowtoday. Sir iga ~~ait®g Editorial Creating Arus And Slasnizg Relief, VOL. L. No. 97 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 17, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Finns' Appeal For Military Help Refused By Stockholm Helsinki Believed Faced With Choice Of Peace Or AppealTo Allies Soviet Army Gains Reported By Finns STOCKHOLM, Feb. 16. -(P)- Sweden formally refused to send direct military help to Finland today, leaving Finland...…
…We'Ilther [Yan charning. to snow timight Y ' AQigart ju&Iit! Editorial Strong Action Will Preserve Our Libertiles ,e VOL. L. .No. 98 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 18, 1940 PRICE FIVE C British Destroyer Rescues Prisoners Aboard Nazi Ship H.M.S. Cossack Invades Norwegian Fjord To Seize Reich Prison Freighter Altmark LONDON, Feb. 17.--P)---A conquering British destroyer came home to- night with 300 Britons rescued from t...…
…Weather Cloudy, with little temperature change L t gan igattg Editorial The Man Without A Bank Account . . VOL. I. No. 99 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 20, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Norway Supports German Position In Altmark Clash Claims English Violation Of Neutral Rights; May Take Case Before League Proposal For Appeal To Roosevelt Made OSLO, Feb. 19.-(/)-Accusing the British Government of acting in "open conflict with princ...…
…Weather Fair today and clear and cooler tomnorr-ow. sfir igau 4:3attg Editorial N.A Helps Out Crippled Children,,, VOL L. No. 100 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Russian Propeller Sleds Are Repelled On LadogaFront Red Army Reports Capture Of Koivisto Town, Fort On Mannerheim Front HELSINKI, Feb. 20.-(P)-The F nerheim Line were reported tonight strange, bug-like "air motor sleds" n Ladoga in an attem...…
… Weather Ci~adW, s~ewbt colder witho~caic~ii Qo'. 4v A*F A&M 4if t r4 ij lal t til Editorial !nam© extansm I VOL. L. No. 101 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 22, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Russia Orders Home Experts From Turkish Industry Posts Kremlin Calls For Exodus Of Technicians After Recent German Move; Press Talks Of War ISTANBUL, Feb. 21.-()-Soviet Russia today called home hundreds of Russian technical experts em- ployed f...…
…W eather Light to Moderate Snow Today, C-enerab-y Fair Tomnorrow. Sir ignn jDatt Editorial Again, Fighting And The Studentse VOL. L. No. 102 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 24, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Self - Interest Is Corrupting Colleges'Duty, Ruthven Says Charges Schools Stress 'Incidental Objectives' In Battle ForPopularity Constructive Peace SeenWOnly Solution (Special to The Daily) NEW YORK, Feb. 23-President Ruthven las...…
… * Weather Fair ; Much COlder Yl r e Sir igu 11ad33 Editorial Cleaners And Students' Interests.. VOL. L. No. 103 z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 25, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS University Needs Demand State Aid, Ruthven Declares i Endowments Not Available For Operating Expenses, Rep rt Digest Reveals Needed Buildings Named In Report By PAUTI CHANDLER Unless increased state financial support is forthboming expan- sion of instruction ...…
…Id tonight With matures tomy; &wede,4y. I 2 4kir tr t tai MrI01r"nl Irlln In nl IY IIrn nlsie nnFr1 a e VOL. L. No. 104 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 27, 1940 I - ____________________________ rw Koivisto Isles' Loss Conceded By Finns; Are Key To ViipurI Country's Third Largest City Deserted As Coast Forts Fall To Russians Welles, Mussolini Confer 'Cordially' Economics Play Important Role In Present Wars, Slosson Says H...…
…Weather Continued Cloudy; Moderate Snow Today I- LL lit igau uaittj Humanitarian For Polish Edi W. VOL. L. No. 105 Z-33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, Feb. 28, 1940 PRICE FIV i Raging Water Drives 3,000 From Homes In Californlia 1 i Union Opera Premiere Today Renews Glories, Feminized All-Male Cast In 'Four Out Of Will Ridicule Coeds In Musical Show Five' Cloudbursts And Melting Snow Swell Streams Of Northern Sections ...…
…Weather Generally fair, today; warmer tomorrow. L 4il43$Ua Iati- Editorial New Wolf In Sheep's Clothing . VOL. L. No. 106 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 29, 1940 PRICE FIVE ..... House Passes Bill Granting Non- Military Finnish Loan Ballot Of 168-51 Sends Measure To Conference; Quick Action Expected Hull Asks Support Of Peace Program WASHINGTON, Feb. 28-(P)-The House voted to help Finland to the extent of a $20,000,000 ...…
…Weather Question Rain or shine, it still Has anybody taken a drink means taxis! of ginger ale yet? Saturday, February 10, 1940 THE M I C H I G A N DAILY Vol L. Price: 10 Cents PRO CLAMATTON WHEREAS, the good young people in attendance at WHEREAS, the men are dissatisfied with the women the way from wherever they came for a big time deserve the 1941 J-Hop, and the good old people in attendance at (justifiably) and the women are dissatisfied wit...…
…j1"p rx 7e fltchi jan 2 a Jkpe Saturday, February 10, 1940 T H E M I C H I G A N DAILY Vot L. Price: 1OCents PROCL1AMATION WHEREAS, the good young people in attendance at the 1941 J-Hop, and the good old people in attendance at same J-Hop, plus any other good and any not so good people present in the Intramural Building at midnight, Friday, Feb. 9, 1940, have evinced a desire for a more perfect life, and, WHEREAS, it is generally agreed tha...…
… 3 PAQE TWO.. C. Gordy Plans Citizens Give Post -Graduate 51,700,000 Engine Course To War Relief Battle Creek Named Site (By The Associated Press) Of Series Of Lectures WASHINGTON, Jan. 28 - Ameri- On 'Modern Medicine' cans have given $51,700,000 to 294 separate agencies since the forces of Adof Hitler began marching less Started experimentally in Kaa- than a year and a half ago. mazoo a short time ago, the plan for Of this, $25,000,000 has g...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIG.AN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY $T7~D~i1~, FEERUARY 2. 1941 Annual Report Uncovers New Needs, Trends Great Need For Dentists Deseyrihked By President; Short Courses Popular (Editor's Note: This is the last in a series of articles which The Daily has been publishing, presenting news- Worthy items from President Ruth- vens annual report for 1939-40 to the Board of Regents. This document con- tains comprehensive reports from ...…
…'rY'Mt ir4ifi AN '1 News Goes On As Exams Halt Students' Life Announce Relief Concert; Student From Jamaica Saved From Union Pool F. M. Babcock To Talk Today Valuation Ai d Mortgages To Be TopicOf Speech Charges FBI Violated Liberties NeWs doesn't stop for exams in Ann Arbor, although the normal life of Michigan students does. Here are the highspots of what happened dur- ing that fatal period while Univer-, sity meni and women recovered fr...…
…__ __ __ _ HE-M CHT6NAliD*IY __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ Highway Meet, Opens Today; Gram Presides Traffic Control Problems Are Discussion Topics For Morning Session (Continued from Page 1) County, Hugh Blacklock of K'ent County and George Coyler of Mason County. Safety in small communi- ties and speed regulations will be an- alyzed by E. Ross Farra, chairman of the safety committea of the Mich- igan Kiwanis Club, and Sgt. C. F. Van Blankensteyn of t...…
…PAGE TWO ' irtY L Americans Are Best Audiences, Robertson Says Reactions of audiences to musical reeitals differ greatly in all parts of the world but few can deny .that the Americans are the most exhuberant, Rae Robertson, male half of the noted 'artlett and Robertson twp-piano. team, declared in an interview yes- terday describing his career as a con- cert pianist. Both Mr. Robertson and Ethel Bartlett, who is Mrs. Robertson in real life,...…
…PAGE "l-VTO THlE jiiA AIi ! 1.a.. 7SIR, irct. U,111 PAQE TWO F~Zt1AZ ~E3.. 16, 194e Special Course J. Stud Needs To Be Offered Reading Habits Stressed As Important Factors In Classroom Failures (Continued from Page 1)] the "discreetly" method the units ap- pear and disappear in series;- in the "continuous" method each unit, as; it appears, is permitted to remain on' the screen. In both instances the reader attempts to keep pace with the ...…
…PAGE T~wo: THE MICHIGAN .,DAILY SATURDAY, FEB.'7, 1940 ..-.:-. I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I _ SATURDAY, FEB. 17, 1944 VOL. L. No. 97 Notices To Federal Income Tax Payers: The Federal Commissioner of Internal Revenue has now ruled that lodging and meals furnished are "compensa- tion" or "salary" within the meaning of the Revenue Act and must be in- cluded by individuals who make re- turns, if such form of compensation is furinished th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Un -. . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SUNDAY, FEB. 18, 1940 1 render the same to the Key Clerk at of dishonesty in the final examins VOL. L. No. 98 ,the office. of the Department of I tion of a. Geology course. ,I Even modern Caesars have good Notices reason to fear daggers! Yes, that's right! It's common Notice to all Members of the Uni- knowledge among stage people that versity: The following is an extract the actor who pla...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEB. 20, 1940 w . rii'r t i Scientist's Lecture Barbara Cahoon, '40, pianist, will present a music recital at8:15 p.. today 'in the School of Music Audi- torium in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Music. Miss Cahoon, who is from Danville, Vt., has been studying piano under Prof. Joseph Brinkman, and will play 'Jardinps sous la Pluie" by Debussy, Ravel's "Pavane pour une I...…
…PAGE TWO-G THE MICHIGAN DAILY VMDNt SDA4, ", WAQE TWO IVEIrnZSDAZ Student Senate Considers Plan To Enact Skit Robertson Will Present Report; Annual Spring Parley To Be Disussed Breaking into a new field of en- deavor, the Student Senate will con- sider a plan for presenting a short playlet intended to illustrate the com- mon faults and possible remedies of the job-seeking collegian, at its meet- ing at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, according to Arn...…
…PAGE TWO TTIMSD T, FEB. 22, 1940-- THE MICHIGAN DAILY :l .1 PAGE TWO TUT1USDAY, FEB. 22, 1940- ow !n!!= - Here's A Way To Be Aground And Still Fly CAA Will Bring Training Plane Here This Week; Pilots Stay In One Room A Link trainer, one of those stubby- nosed, embryo-winged model air- planes that goes through all the mo- tions without ever getting off the ground, will arrive here this week for use in the Civil Aeronautics Author- ity st...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, B. 24, 1940 WAOE TWO $ATUftDAY, FEE. 24, 1940 Ann Arbor Here Is In Today's News Summary To be used for emergencies only, a -complete mobile unit has been added to the equipment of the Wash- tenaw county sheriff's department. The unit contains everything from fire extinguishers to stretchers. It was purchased with funds raised throughoutthe county by American Legion members. The outfit will probably...…
…TH~ MI'A -GAL-1 Suggests Planning Commission should call at once in the Registrar's w DA~ILY OFFICIAL office, Room 4 University Hall, for al cUatthis material. All students who have st BULLETIN had cincentraton slips signed thise ebruary shgd return the white one w immediately to Room 4 in order to be t SUNDAY, FEB. 25, 1940 included in the second semester de- c VOL. L. No. 103 partment tabulation. o Robert L. Williams H Notices Assistant Re...…
…T MI IGAN AIL ' ,- -- Jii i I ViL - -1 v of Uique a niz ation T rgrssve, oehdc Quantitaive specraT analsis erott- ale Co-p rs Name~d rses Are tJh Elected H:ef nods wiU be disused by ProX.Rap Started; ad; ion I ~To Of Kellog Be In April ly earngcompletion p, tot4 9 its iaceas th ;titutton of its kIid in the the W.K. Kellogg Foundation of Graduate and Posgradu- servitce. e in that it is the only In- evoted especally to gradu. d wo...…
…StIE ll i icf lN M Lessor beams I Talk Here Centrifuges 5- tg Eanployed By University Since 1888, Recalls Presidents i 1 Glamor Girl Rbel s 'echniques Of Producing High Rotational Speeds Is Lecture Topic M onday High speed centrifuges will be dis- ussed by Prof. J. W. Beams of the niversity of Virginia at 8 p.m. Mon- ay in the Amphitheatre of the Rack-' gn Building in the third series of. cientific lectures sponsored here by he society o...…
…Argentine Lass Wins Carnival Honors I Davis To Survey IVMcGeoch Call sMoz nngmeers uiaii Eastern Tour Qn Inspection Yisits In Niagara Falls, New York, Washington To Feature Annual Trip B LeavesApril 6 Plans for the second annual eastern engineering inspection trip to take place over Spring Vacation were an- nounced yesterday by Carrington Hpward, '40E. The tour of eastern industrial plnts will leave Ann Arbor'by special ihartered bus on Satur...…
…Pag e Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 10, 1940 Read 'Em And Weep, Guys-$5.50 Per To Say Nothing Of Meals, Taxis, Shows, Etc. Well, So You Won't Eat For Three Weeks. Acacia DIILY FF I Irene Cook, Niles; Ruth Ballard,I Niles; Bobbie Gnerich, '40; Mary Jane Dyble, Detroit; Doris Marty' SATURDAY, FEB. 10, 1940 and E's are to be regarded as A's and' 43; Marjorie Green, 43; Betty Lou VOL. Z. No. 0 will be credited as such. Robinson, '4...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 10, 1940 Paae Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 10, 1 940 Read'Em And Weep, Guys-$5.50 Per To Say Nothing Of Meals, Taxis, -- ---with electric fans-- will feature Shows, Etc. Well, So You the ncvelty entitled. "El Rancho Nude," direct from the California Won't Eat For Three Weeks. International Exposition. AcaciaD Today's Events Irene Cook, Niles; Ruth Ballard Varsity GleeClub will ce...…
… r r Br tAtt i; 1941 ,. ., THE MICHIGAN DAILY FcP. Tn* flt Varsity Trackmen Compete In Millrose Games Tonight Canham, Relay Team Represent Wolyerines Schwarzkopf, Decker Enter Unattached; Stiff CompetitionAnticipated By All (Continued from Page 1) the bar at 14 feet 11 7/8 inches and thus heads the star-studded cast. Other top-notch artists in this event are Milton Padway, former Wis- consin champion, who has done 14 feet 4 inche...…
… Y, FEBRUARY 2, 1941 THE MII HIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE a HId a. a 1 L L'1A1LY A 1 ~f11 a. rsua i aai i.a:. Michigan Two-Mile Relay Team Victorious In Millrose Meet !# Canham Takes Second Place In High Jump Schwarzkopf Only Gets Fourth In Two-Mile; Greg Rice Wins Event (Continued frum. Page 1) " ham's leap to tie for runner-up hon- ors. Ralph Schwarzkopf, Maize and Blue captain last year, competed in the Millrose meet unattached, and gain...…
…' Lsiv' l . iC IN THIS CORNER By Mel Fineberg HoosiersHand Michigan intet 57-3O gan Q - -tet 57-3 lace D ifary .. Diary of a between-the-semesters Pepys: Down to the Golden Gloves finals at the Armory on Wednesday night where the local lads throw gloves with reckless abandon and an amazing lack of direction. The fights made up in color what they lacked in finesse. The fighters were ready, willing if not able. But color of a different sore ...…
…s, ' . .._ .__ v _ W D 'SltAY, rtEL. 14; 1940 THE M111CHIG A f kIL Doherty's First Team Wins Triangular Meet With 79 Points l _. Track Squad Smashes Five Meet Records Canham Betters Big Ten Mark; Schwarzkopf Wins Two-Mile Race (Continued from Page 1) out Stan Kelley in the high hurdles by the thickness of one of his almost- white hairs, and set up a new meet standard of 8.1 seconds in doing so, just .1 second off the Field House mark. Je...…
…THURISDAY, TTII: 15, 1940 THE MICIGAN DAILY PAGE 7 Wolverine Sextet Clashes With Huskies At Houghton' Today Hockey Squad Seeks To End LosingStreak Samuelson Shifted To First Line Position As Stodden1 Moves Back To DefenseI (Continued from Page 1) Canfield will make up Lowrey's sec- ond line. The Miners from the snow country will start the same line-up that saw action here last month. Maurice Villeneuve, Charley Baird, and "Moose" Mulliett...…
…FRIDAY, EP . 16, 1940 THE MICHIGCAN DlAILY PAGE TEM'. Tech Wingman's Last Minute oal Blasts Hockey Tea mn, 1-0 Game Features Inspired Work By Goaltenders Petaja Registers Deciding Goal With Only Three Minutes OfPlay Left (Continued from Page 1) and somewhat more profitable, eve- ning's work for Michigan Tech as he held the aggressive Wolverines com- pletely scoreless. The win put the Techmen one up on the University in their competi- tio...…
…}4 14 THE Mic-mil--As 13 f IN pA IM .:.: aas ..u i~aa v.r s aa mtrt. T1'I.7V1 rLt 1 4- £U~ ~ 4 Swimmers, Cagemen Face Conference Foes Here Tonight V w Unbeaten Iowa Team Invades Michigan Pool Hawkeyes Hold Victories Over Illini, Gophers; Skinner In Exhibition (Continued from Page 1) , i° , r t turned in times of 1:36, 1:37.7 and 1:38.1 over the speedy 20-yard course while Beebe has done 1:38.5 and 1:38.1 over the slower 25-yar...…
…r-II-E- MiHJTG-A N, DAILY. Swimmers Swamp Iowa, 63 To 21; Cagers __V Medley, Relay Team Crals Varsity Mark Natators Win Every Fist; Freshman 'Skinner Sets Pool Mark In Exhibition (Continued from Page 1) out in 1:03.5, increased his lead as the race progressed and finished all by himself in 5:01.1. Thaxter out- lasted Carl Ahlgren, the Hawkeye distance star, for second spot. Strother "T-Bone" Martin, in his first collegiate effort, put on a...…
… Purdue Five Holds Big Ten Lead, Defeating Varsity, 2-17 Si ivimmning T eami T o Face Weak Rae. Pink Star SpartanNatators Away T onight For Miehigan aremet To Duel Barker ff The Michigan duo will face Dick Ini Ragged Tilt IN T HIS CORNE R Sh IJ ry MEL FINEBERO n u; neym 10 iae His Debut As Wolverine (Continued from Page 1) again, but the score all depends on where Mann chooses to "shut the gates of mercy." With few exceptions the S...…
…VtDNr$,-DA'Y; rt. 1946 THlE MICHIGAN DILYT PACT Varsity Swimmers Win Every Event In Sinking State, 70-4 i Tankmen Win Sixth Straight; Set Two Marks Fate Dealt Wolverine Cagers Bad Deal, Moans Oosterbaan .1I Welsi On Win 4, Beebe And M Sidelines; H as In First Sta (Continued from Page 1) artin 3eydt rt churned the 270 yards in 2:43, more than four and a half seconds better than the recent Michigan State frosh timing. The 220-yard f...…
…TH1JD.~i ;T ~t4 IItiE LI AllI Aiii Natators Favored To Defeat Gophers At Minneapolis' Today ________ ________________________ - IN THIS CORNER By MEL FINEBERG. iir- . .. - ~ Nothing's Impossible.. . WE ENTERED into that den of in- iquity with qualms, fears and great trepidation. It was our first acquaintance with that inferno; we knew not what to expect. The first thing that met our eye was four bil- liard balls-with one of the ball...…
…E'!TtD Y, tTP. 24, 1I4O THEi MICHIGAN DAILY. PA SextetacesGophers, Tracknien Meet OSU Here onight Week Of Wins Just A Tuneup For Natators Michigan's crack swimmers aren't supposed to be in condition these days, but you'd never be able to tell that fact after looking over the Wol- verine record for last week. Matt Mann's crew won three meets with power to burn. Iowa went down first 63-21, and Michigan State and Minnesota followed with 70...…
…'aH~~I4~wt4AI ~ r-AIT World's Champion Hitch Hiker Clears" Up Romantic Mystery, Faculty To Give Second Concert String Ensemble, Vocalist7, Pianist Will Be heard; Turina's 'Trio' Featured Five members of the faculty of the School of Music will combine their artistic services at 4:15 p.m. today in Hill Auditorium to present the second faculty concert of the season. The featured selection on the pro- gram; which will be played by Prof. Wassily ...…
…TftEMICHIGXN fi-Ality .,." " . 4 -, 2 I ae Leads Michigan Cagers In Northwestern Upc _ Wildcat Guard Leads Scoring With 14 Points w. __....._ _. .. ,i IN THIS CORNER By MEL FINEBERG James Stars As Sextet Loses, 5-i; Matmen Tie, 14-14, With Ohio State :1- ..__ Pink Stars In Last Home Game For Wolverines; Referee Calls 25 Fouls (Continued from Page 1) ago at Evanston, like a bunch of alley cats as both teams roughed it up relentlessly...…
